If you came to accept and understand, rightly or wrongly, "the monumental power of female sexuality," would it change your behavior? How?

Based on the extended quote here, and pasted below, what would you do, or do you do, differently, if you came to accept women's monumental power over men?

EDIT: This post is not asking "what would you think" or "what would go on in your brain" or "what would your opinion be" or "how would you feel about yourself." The question on the floor remains "how would it change your behavior?" Would your societal interactions be any different, for example?

EDIT: The post is also not asking whether women have "monumental power" over men. For the purpose of discussion, the question is "if you came to accept this as true, how would it change your behavior?"

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If you have never been sexually attracted to women, you will never quite understand the monumental power of female sexuality, except by proxy or in theory, nor will you quite know the immense advantage it gives us over men. Dating women as a man was a lesson in female power, and it made me, of all things, into a momentary misogynist, which I suppose was the best indicator that my experiment had worked. I saw my own sex from the other side, and I disliked women irrationally for a while because of it. I disliked their superiority, their accusatory smiles, their entitlement to choose or dash me with a fingertip, an execution so lazy, so effortless, it made the defeats and even the successes unbearably humiliating. Typical male power feels by comparison like a blunt instrument, its salvos and field strategies laughably remedial next to the damage a woman can do with a single cutting word: no.

Sex is most powerful in the mind, and to men, in the mind, women have a lot of power, not only to arouse, but to give worth, self-worth, meaning, initiation, sustenance, everything. Seeing this more clearly through my experience, I began to wonder whether the most extreme men resort to violence with women because they think that's all they have, their one pathetic advantage over all she seems to hold above them. I make no excuses for this. There are none. But as a man I felt vaguely attuned to this mind-set or its possibility. I did not inhabit it, but I thought I saw how rejection might get twisted beyond recognition in the mind of a discarded male where misogyny and ultimately rape may be a vicious attempt to take what cannot be taken because it has not been bestowed.

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